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Uhh dude I realize the oline was terrible but collectively as a group the receiving core last year played the worst I've seen (on any team) in years, they made no big plays and constantly dropped the ball, and tell me besides a C which obv were not getting in round 1 who are we replacing? Cause beatty, schwartz, snee, and pugh are all pretty locked in

As your argument progressed, I found myself starting to agree with you. However, I still believe, or may it's just hope, that RRs difficulties were compounded by the O-line and difficulty adjusting to the multiple levels of sight adjustments required in the streak and read system. I say this because not all of those INTs were on him, in a few cases it appeared that he made the right read and Eli did not, most likely due to the amount of pressure he was facing. Hopefully in a system with less moving parts after the snap, we will see his ability to make plays more and his lack of ability to read coverages less.

All that being said, there is obvious questions about his dedication to learning the system. Taking a top-notch receiver in the first is not far fetched, especially if they can get Evans. This is a deep draft for O-line, so getting a versatile OT in the second or third for depth/development might be a good way to go. I say OT because they can generally be moved to G if needed and Snee is a question mark, as is Beatty.

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As your argument progressed, I found myself starting to agree with you. However, I still believe, or may it's just hope, that RRs difficulties were compounded by the O-line and difficulty adjusting to the multiple levels of sight adjustments required in the streak and read system. I say this because not all of those INTs were on him, in a few cases it appeared that he made the right read and Eli did not, most likely due to the amount of pressure he was facing. Hopefully in a system with less moving parts after the snap, we will see his ability to make plays more and his lack of ability to read coverages less.

All that being said, there is obvious questions about his dedication to learning the system. Taking a top-notch receiver in the first is not far fetched, especially if they can get Evans. This is a deep draft for O-line, so getting a versatile OT in the second or third for depth/development might be a good way to go. I say OT because they can generally be moved to G if needed and Snee is a question mark, as is Beatty.

Now that's a better argument, to say the oline COMPOUNDED randles issues is much more plausable, and I have no doubt a simplified system will help him improve as it plays more to his capabilities however he's shown nothing to suggest he can be a #1, but I really like him as a 3 going forward and I don't see a problem having 3 beast receivers, seems like a lot of people forget thats the formula that won us our most recent super bowl, and honestly the oline that year was far from good, not saying thats a reason to ignore it but if we add a C in that cam compete to start and maybe get some more depth elsewhere, I'm satisfied with the changes to the oline

we are stuck with Beatty but what if he is not physically able to play?? they Need better depth at the tackle spots.

Charles Brown and a late round pick (max schofeild hopefully) will be fine backups, I'm not spending a first round pick on a position cause I think the starter I already have there might miss a few games, no and LT is going to get our offense back to where it was, not when we don't have the receiving core to support what we try to do, and a good oline isn't gonna make bad receivers good, however if you guys wanna see outstanding game breaking receivers make up for a deficient oline.. watch the 2012 season

Dunno what the issue really is in this thread, people are acting like RR didn't play well when he actually played pretty well last year.

Consider that he was the third WR on the team, and at one point in the middle of the season was the ONLY WR to score a TD for us over a three or four week period, during which time he scored a TD like 3 weeks in a row, all with the rest of the offense pretty much crumbling. I say he did well in his second year.

Remember, WRs' usually break out in their 3rd season. With this new opportunity I'm sure he'll do the same.

Charles Brown and a late round pick (max schofeild hopefully) will be fine backups, I'm not spending a first round pick on a position cause I think the starter I already have there might miss a few games, no and LT is going to get our offense back to where it was, not when we don't have the receiving core to support what we try to do, and a good oline isn't gonna make bad receivers good, however if you guys wanna see outstanding game breaking receivers make up for a deficient oline.. watch the 2012 season

how do you know....most Giants back ups have sucked....
the game starts and ends in the trenches. they need help on the oline and at reciever. Oline comes first. Plain and simple

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how do you know....most Giants back ups have sucked....
the game starts and ends in the trenches. they need help on the oline and at reciever. Oline comes first. Plain and simple

And they worked on oline in FA, now its time for a gamebreaking receiver and we know it which is why were supposedly trying to trade up for Evans and it only makes sense to get a TE that can help out our oline in the second

Dunno what the issue really is in this thread, people are acting like RR didn't play well when he actually played pretty well last year.

Consider that he was the third WR on the team, and at one point in the middle of the season was the ONLY WR to score a TD for us over a three or four week period, during which time he scored a TD like 3 weeks in a row, all with the rest of the offense pretty much crumbling. I say he did well in his second year.

Remember, WRs' usually break out in their 3rd season. With this new opportunity I'm sure he'll do the same.

He made a few plays but overall did not play well since his mistakes far outweighed his production in terms of numbers AND impact, I'm confident in him to improve as a 3 but to rely on him as a 1 next year would be just plain stupid